Sensore Awarded Royce ICP Grant for AI Model Training

We are thrilled to announce that Sensore has been awarded a highly competitive grant through the Henry Royce Institute’s Industrial Collaboration Programme (ICP) in collaboration with Professor Janusz Kulon’s Biomedical Engineering and Computing Research Group at the University of South Wales.

This milestone marks the beginning of an exciting and high-impact collaboration between Sensore and Professor Kulon’s group, whose expertise in AI-driven musculoskeletal analysis will be instrumental in developing an ML model to identify complex postures, predict pressure risk and delivering a personalised pressure ulcer prevention solution that works for real patients in real time.

We are immensely grateful to the Henry Royce Institute for recognising the significance of our work and awarding us this grant. Their support is enabling a vital step in translating deep materials innovation into practical, life-improving medical technology.